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--- fantasy_basebrawl_character_creation [2016/10/20 02:00]
josh [Class]
+++ fantasy_basebrawl_character_creation [2016/10/20 02:09]
josh [Position]
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 the player will be chosen at random from all positions.
+The general rule of thumb is
+POW is great vs LOW ARM pitchers.
+POW is great on 1b or other basemen for defense against chain basebrawl events.
+POW synergizes with ACC for HOMERUNS but without ACC, HOMERUNS are hit or miss.
+POW can result in random BIG PLAYS from HBP(again relies on LOW ARM pitchers)
+GLV is great support for LOW ARM pitchers on team.
+GLV may not be needed with HIGH ARM pitchers on team preventing fielding.
+GLV is best for positions that see high fielding such as SS, 2B, 3B and CF.
+GLV can cause "CHAIN OUT" events leading to DOUBLE and TRIPLE plays.
+ACC is the only way to defeat HIGH ARM pitchers.
+ACC can be countered by HIGH GLV fielders.
+ACC is the single most important stat for making hits.
+ACC is useless for defensive purposes.
+SPD can result in stolen bases and is great vs LOW ARM pitchers.
+SPD for OUTFIELDERS can stop XBH events.
+SPD can defeat low arm fielders in "BEAT THE THROW" events.
+SPD really needs to be synergized with ACC to get on base in the first place. SPD+POW is counter productive.
+ARM is the only stat that matters for pitchers - arguably the most important position of the game.
+ARM counters POW or SPD batters when pitching as it avoids HBP and lower ACC batters can't hit the ball very often for HR.
+ARM can help close GLV results in "Beat the Throw" events.
+ARM for OUTFIELDERS can stop XBH events.
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